Blog

What is a Through-Coloured 3D Facade Panel?

A Through-Coloured 3D Facade Panel is an advanced architectural cladding material designed with integrated pigments distributed uniformly throughout its matrix, combined with three-dimensional surface profiling (such as grooved, linear, patterned, or geometric relief textures). Unlike traditional surface-painted cladding boards, through-coloured panels exhibit identical color density from the exterior face down to the core. When cut, routed, or profiled, the exposed edges match the front face seamlessly, eliminating the need for touch-up painting or edge sealing.

Key Technical Specifications & Physical Properties

Feature / Property Standard Performance & Value
Material Composition High-density fiber cement / mineral matrix with integrated pigments
Surface Finish 3D Linear grooved, relief profiled, or micro-textured
Color Technology Through-body homogeneous pigmentation
Standard Thickness 8 mm – 12 mm (10 mm most common for 3D profiles)
Standard Panel Sizes 2500 x 1220 mm / 3050 x 1220 mm
Areal Density (Weight) ~15.5  kg/m² (varies by profile depth)
Fire Classification EN 13501-1 Class A2-s1, d0 (Non-combustible)
Weather Resistance Hydrophobic, frost-proof, UV-stable, and anti-efflorescence
Biological Durability Resistant to fungi, bacteria, termites, and rot
Environmental Profile Non-toxic, VOC-free, zero harmful gas emissions

 

0

Add a Comment